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Do Rabbits Carry Diseases To Cats tularemia is an uncommon infection in cats, but cats can be exposed through insect bites or if they kill or eat an infected rabbit or. Two serious diseases are caused by viruses rarely seen in indoor pets: Humans that have a compromised immune system, are on. while not comprehensive, this article highlights the most common zoonotic diseases that may be carried by cats and. tularemia (rabbit fever) in cats. the disease most often affects lagomorphs (rabbits and hares) and rodents, and outbreaks in these species often result in. there are four major infectious diseases seen in pet rabbits. tularemia is an uncommon infection in cats, but cats can be exposed through insect bites or if they kill or eat an infected rabbit or. but zoonotic diseases from rabbits are talked about far less. Additionally, rabbits have fragile bones. rabbits can carry diseases, such as tularemia, which can be transmitted to cats through contact with infected bodily fluids.